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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
6
Two men died and two were injured when a Great Northern pass train derailed near Marina River in the Shelby area early today. Victims include William F Ramspeck of Waits Bak Springs. engineer Charles McClintock was severely injured. The train, traveling fast, left the track and plunged into a ditch. the engine and tender overturned. Passengers escaped with minor injuries.
Uneota Oct 7. Gover Haynes of New York visited Mr Bryan at his home this morning and launched critiques of the Democratic nominee for president. He challenged the lodavisial and sebor policies and implied Bryan knows little of business principles.
Oct 7 General Manager Dary of the Canadian Pacific railway agreed to the strikebreakers being recalled. The company then shipped all strike breakers back east and west while the strikers dispersed to their homes. B A Rogers of Green Her, Wye, traveled to Ogden on Saturday to discuss business interests and meet friends.
An old classified page offers real estate adverts and community notices. Listings include farms with multiple acres, water rights, and gravel descriptions near Weber County towns. Also included are business services, rental needs, and lodge announcements with meeting times and contact details.
Governor Hughes urged an enthusiastic turnout at the station and opera house in a bold speech against trusts. He outlined four proposals to limit corporate power, including blocking director duplication and regulating stock control, then urged broader reform through increased industry and enforcement of statutes. Hughes then addressed locomotive workers in Sinesta, asserting Taft is not a friend of labor. He was to speak in Nebraska today.
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